My wife and I have both been out of work for three years and are drawing my pension and my wife's social security. We have two credit cards. One has a $6K balance and a 4.9% interest. We're not concerned about that one but we have another that is of great concern. Currently this second card has a balance of 12K. We have never been late on a payment and are now struggling to make these payments every month. When we first charged the original purchase it was $7000 and we have not charged anything else. The original interest rate was 6.9% and we were ok with that.

I (and several family members) received nasty calls from this number, claiming that there is some fraud case against me. I know this is typically a joke, but does anyone know about this company. A google search returned the webstie for United Check Services.

I have written too many of these letters without any response, to the point that I feel like I am beating my head against a wall. I have met numerous others in the very same situation that I am in at this time. The OTC has placed a hold on my Respiratory Therapy License and I will NOT be able to work (so much of the "right to work law").

I've tried several ways and can't get registered. It either tells me I already am or I request a password to my email and I dont get anything through email. Help!

I took out a loan with speedy cash in kansas last year for 645.00 i have repaid over 1100.00 and still owe 456.00 on it. can i do anything? is this legal. tammy

I took a $500 loan from a storefront company called Austin Finance here in Texas. I wrote a postdated check to secure the loan. The check was returned as being on a closed account. Now the storefront has sent me the following email: [FONT=Times New Roman][SIZE=3][/SIZE][/FONT] [COLOR=black][FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3][FONT=Arial][/FONT][/SIZE][/FONT][/COLOR] [COLOR=black]I am giving you one last opportunity to pay back the money you borrowed from my office.